Sentence examples for policy posture from inspiring English sources
A glimpse of Kim Jong-un's foreign policy posture could come next week, when U.S. and North Korean envoys meet for talks in Beijing.
The most dangerous continuity between the Bush and Obama presidencies, perhaps, is their shared unwillingness to level with the country about what our current foreign policy posture costs, and how it fits into our broader fiscal liabilities.
It wasn't an isolated blunder; it marked the moment when the wider population became fully aware of a new foreign policy posture, developed in Washington, enabled and encouraged by Blair himself.
The fact that the Obama administration has not only stayed largely silent on the war but actively supported it behind the scenes should be one of the true scandals of its foreign policy posture toward the Middle East, yet you can bet the vast majority of Americans have no idea it's happening.
Once in office, Modi lost little time in recalibrating India's foreign policy posture toward Israel, thrusting the bilateral relationship into the international spotlight.
Indeed, the FOMC's mid-December public Statement which we now know clearly reflected the then-confidential Minutes took pains to spell out that the Fed's policy posture at this juncture is to be 'accommodative'; that is, to tilt towards ensuring growth is sustainable.
Ethiopia's post 1991 international foreign policy postures came at a time when Beijing was reeling under the Western criticisms of its human rights record such as those in reference to the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre.
Years of economic mismanagement, nepotism and corruption, a stifling autocratic environment and aggressive foreign policy posturing have done much to create the conditions for the current collapse.
"And, importantly, we do so without compromise, because on many of these issues, we actually agree with each other's policy postures".
But if all this bullheadedness is nothing more than the Democratic Party espying an apparent weakness in the Trump campaign, is this foreign policy posturing meaningful?
As telling as his political and policy postures is his language — who else but Trump would angrily call his predecessor's signature program "a big fat ugly lie" — and a perpetual sense of victimization.
